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[TCML] Maxwell 3D Electrostatic Simulation of a Tesla Coil

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Subject: [TCML] Maxwell 3D Electrostatic Simulation of a Tesla Coil
From: Michael Carosino <m.carosino@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 2 Mar 2011 14:50:42 -0800
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Hi, I am working to do a simple project that involves the simulation of a
tesla coil with Maxwell 3D. I have little experience with the program and so
I have just begun making some coils and other pieces to see how it works. I
am curious if anyone has attempted to model a Tesla Coil in Maxwell and if
it is indeed possible/reasonable? I am a bit curious as well
about specifying relevant voltages and currents on the coil... I'd
appreciate some ideas if anyone is familiar with this idea.

Best regards,

Michael
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